⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Replace synchronous time.sleep with await asyncio.sleep in mcp_servers_apply#149
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- Replaced time.sleep(1) with await asyncio.sleep(1) in api/mcp_servers_apply.py - Added missing asyncio import - This prevents the event loop from blocking while applying MCP server configuration Co-authored-by: thirdeyenation <133812267+thirdeyenation@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the synchronous
time.sleep(1)with the non-blockingawait asyncio.sleep(1)within theprocessmethod of theMcpServersApplyAPI handler. Added theasyncioimport at the top of the file.🎯 Why: The
processmethod is an asynchronous coroutine (async def process(...)). Using the synchronoustime.sleepfunction inside it blocks the entire Python event loop. While the application sleeps for 1 second to wait for configuration reinitialization, it cannot process any other concurrent tasks or API requests, significantly degrading overall concurrency and responsiveness.📊 Impact: Prevents blocking of the application's event loop during MCP server application. This significantly improves concurrency and responsiveness, as the server can now handle other tasks and requests during this 1-second delay instead of completely freezing.
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PR created automatically by Jules for task 6427326107714858165 started by @thirdeyenation